PHOTOS: Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Beginning to look a lot like Christmas In Orland Park
Frosty the Snowman and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer chat before the start of the Orland Park parade.
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Orland Park Trustee Joni Radaszewski, who survived a horrific car crash this year, waves to the crowd during the holiday parade.
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Orland Parks’ Brandon Bell, his wife, Amia, son, Ethan, and daughter, Alyssa, spend time in a life-size ornament in the Civic Center during Orland Park’s holiday celebration.
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
The holiday lights near Village Hall in Orland Park were lit Nov. 27.
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Poor Santa Claus may need a trip to Northwestern Hospital after running into the hospital’s truck during parade in Orland Park.
Jeff Vorva, The Times
Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Sandburg High School singers fight the wind while caroling.
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Orland Park’s Nadia Mazur, 7, smiles with Santa Claus, but her sister Emma, 1, is not having as good of a time.
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Scouts from all over the area were a part of the Orland Park parade.
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Bryan Riess walks around the Civic Center dressed as Scrooge. The Orland Park resident is the co-director of the village’s children’s theater.
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Orland Park
Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau and a group of children pull the switch to light the village’s Christmas tree Nov. 27.
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